Although Russian forces have moved part of their equipment to the left bank of the Dnipro River and are strengthening their defense lines there, some Russian troops remain on the right bank of the Dnipro River.
source: Nataliia Humeniuk, Head of Joint Press Center of Task Force Pivden (South), during the 24/7 nationwide broadcast
Quote: “We can confirm that [Russian troops] withdraw some of their weapons and equipment and reinforce the defensive lines on the left bank [of the River Dnipro]. But they also remain on the right bank: their units are there, as are their lines of defense and their weapons and equipment.”
details: Humeniuk said that the Defense Forces of Ukraine are aware of the cunning of the Russian forces and are prepared for any developments, including mines laid by the Russians in some areas.
Quote: “We were prepared for these mines and carried out appropriate work with the residents of the liberated areas. We are aware that this could also be the case here. We have close ties to the resistance forces operating in the temporarily occupied areas, so we carefully collect information about the facilities and locations that are likely to have suffered a similar fate. We are trying to protect the lives of our soldiers and all civilians.”
So far: On the evening of November 10, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the armed forces of Ukraine had liberated 41 towns and villages in southern Ukraine.
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